HaZeust

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by HaZeust 10mo ago
I see what you're saying now, I was imagining the type of transparency log that's usually run by a single institution and audited by a few others. Even if every voter gets a hash and can check that their vote is in the log, you st
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
>"Others have shown why most of your other points are wrong or don't need blockchain" Answered them. Introducing 0 knowledge proofs was a good point but blockchain can still be a medium to utilize these possibilities. I do
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
I said this in a response to someone else: >"If you somehow get access to someone's license plate, their hash won't tell you how they voted - just that they have already voted." If they beat you to your drivers licens
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
A transparency log, as I understand them, requires a centralized actor; which makes it easier to fudge numbers and introduce false participants.
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
>"If you want that just use zero knowledge proofs and cryptographic accumulators. No block chain needed." Sure, I suppose. You'd need zero knowledge proofs for the reversals anyway. >"one of the properties people w
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
I always thought it was actually an ingenious solution to elections. There's absolutely no reason that a driver's license can't derive a hash that can only be proven and not reversed (for identity); and provides a one-time co
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
Thinking that people won't fall in line is blind idealism. Autonomous weapons of war are already here as it is - formidable individually, worse than a WMD at scale. Day by day, we're getting closer to a militaristic reality where
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
Was this supposed to be a counter-argument?
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
>"Or there's bad faith--a good case can be made here." >"I won't respond further." The jokes write themselves. Best of luck in life with that approach.
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
I got it December 2020
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
They excluded initial doses before May 2021, as well; in case you look at a calendar - that fits the criteria. Something doesn't square.
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
>"post hoc ergo propter hoc" Appealing to an informal fallacy, and not even using it right. The post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy hinges on the fact that one's argument assumes that just because one event happened chro
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
>"Exposure Exposure was defined as receiving a first mRNA dose between May 1 and October 31, 2021. Individuals who were unvaccinated by November 1, 2021, were assigned a random index date based on vaccinated individuals’ vaccinatio
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
Oh for sure, and even now I occasionally watch videos as background noise during work - but it's just not a fun game for the vast majority of times I log in. I'm about 175 hours in now; and for the one time a month I play, I can&#
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
>"Top tier ELO would revolve around on how the server handle peeker advantage and which cheater as the fastest cheating software. It's an interesting technical challenge, but not a fun game" Fun fact, this does exist. Ther
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by HaZeust 10mo ago
>"Try playing Rust [...] and you will immediately change your tune." In general, really.
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
I appreciate the apology, and I want to apologize if "people like you" came off as prickly. I genuinely didn't mean *you* as a person, but rather "someone like you" as an entity that took an action I had expected to
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
>"That's fine" Glad we sorted that out. Barring that, I am not interested in what things you find to be a "good/bad look" for my participation in this conversation. >"Children should not have easy ac
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
I left this [1] comment a few weeks ago, and I already knew people like you would have dogged on GP for giving their child this level of access and autonomy, just like I knew the HN thread from the other day about homeschooling was going to
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Maybe THAT screenshot was, but it's not looking good that the information in that screenshot (doctored or not) wasn't exposed. Also fotoforensics is irrelevant, take a screenshot of an X account's information and you see thos
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Are you sure? https://x.com/DHSgov/status/1992314672436175055 --- Head of Product at X also changed narratives in real-time, going from "this was never shown" for gray accounts like the DHS', to say
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Funnily enough, if I ask GPT what its name is, it tells me Sage
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
- Miami - Tampa - Chicago - Detroit - Houston - Memphis - Cleveland - Birmingham - New Orleans - Pittsburgh - Indianapolis - Oklahoma City Zillow’s September 2024 analysis shows these metros have $150–$450/month lower mortgage payments
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Yeah but how do you LEARN the ability to do that? To keep that practice always in your mental backburner, and remembering how important it is? Why, you learn it by seeing the impacts from those succumbed to negative influences they surround
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Completely fair point. If I knew the importance of buying a house and how in reach it's always been for me with FHA loans, perhaps I would have taken budgeting classes more seriously. If I knew about the option of putting in some sweat
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
What?
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Yeah, rights can be burdens - no shit. Other people's right to a jury can actually invade YOUR freedoms when jury duty compels you to come hear their case under threats of fines/jail time, but we accept that right as a burden for
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Do you have any publications or work of your experience through this? Looking to learn more about it for my own personal life as well.
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
People pay consulting firms good money to be told their ideal customer so plainly!
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by HaZeust 11mo ago
Checking in from Littleton - saw it as well! My friend all the way from Grand Junction CO posted photos too

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